Social Personal Notes From Williamsport And Nearby
Local social page reports weekend travels to Hagerstown and Atlantic City, visits with relatives, and multiple engagements. Names include Thompson, Miss Virginia D. Bell, Mr and Mrs Chase Rebrer, Miss Carrie Jones, Miss Janie Lemon, Fortune Odenthal, Matthew McClansahan, Max Gigesun, Leroy Nichola, Orey Mitchell, Emma McCoy, Edgar D L Horst, and others. Also notes a Fourth of July picnic plans, church event, and a marriage and licenses list with several couples and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Dr. & C. Dau
William H. Barry
Washington
Delim
Baltimore
Hagers
Hagerstown
Dls
Williamaport
Virginia D. Bell
Washington Avenue
Max Gigesun
Leroy Nichola
Orey Mitchell
Basic City
Waynesboro
Staunton
Vic
Miss Catherine Schindle Visits Baltimore During Vacation
Miss Catherine Schindle of the Washington County Health Demonstration, spending her vacation in Baltimore, was in town yesterday for a brief visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Schindle
Washington County
Baltimore
Forie Hay
Family Reunion At The Hoover Home Marker of Community Ties
Thirty two descendants spanning three generations of John W. Hoover and Sarah A. Hoover held a July 1 reunion at Wolfsville. John W. Hoover aged 83 amid farm work and a long family history, while Sarah A. Hoover, 81, retains mobility with a two wheel chair. The gathering honored the 44th anniversary of an August 7 1879 event. Antietam Council No 38 J O T H A M of Punkstown plans a Williamsport parade on July 4 at 10 a.m. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hoover
Sarah A. Hoover
Wolfsville
Mr. Hoover
Hoover Ty Stil Hale
Hoover
Paraichate
Antietam
Fourth of July weather cooler town expected warmer
Keedysville weather observer J A Miller predicts the Fourth will be slightly warmer but not a lot of lime in the old town. He expects pleasant temperatures on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Miller
Keedysville
Hershey
Maryland
Jwy
Keller Party Back From 16 Day Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs J E Keller and their daughter Virginia and Mr and Mrs C Harry Keller and daughter Iva returned yesterday from a 16 day motor trip. They travelled through Delaware Water Gap Bear Mountain the Rockefeller Harriman Stillman Reservation Storm King Mountain road along the Hudson river to Newberg Springfield and Boston then Mohawk Trail to Niagara Falls Buffy ly Elmira and Williamsport. They spent most nights camping in parks prepared for tourists and found towns offering plots in city parks for tourists with grocery stores electric lights and camping facilities.
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J. E. Keller
Virginia
Myr
Harry Keller
Iva
Delaware Water Gap
Bear Mountain
Newberg
Widson River
Hudson River
Springfield
Boston
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Buffyly
Elmira
Williamsport
Parka
Fourth Plans For Camp At Pool At Big Pool
Arrangements are being made at the Big Pool camp for a large crowd of visitors tomorrow afternoon and evening. Events begin at 2 30 P M with canoe races, underwater distance, diving contests, swimming sprint and long distance. Prizes to winners. The MC A taxi truck will run two trips to the Pool at 9 30 A M and 1 80 P M with two return loads in the evening.
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Big Pool
June Madness at Maryland Playhouse Delights Audiences
The Maryland venue drew above average crowds for June Madness starring Viola Dana who showcases youthful exuberance in Jaxx and Jeopardy. A Universal comedy with a travelogue entertains, while Stormy Seas at the Colony proves Hagerstown residents enjoy seafaring tales. The Far Art cake and Pathe News cap a Colonial standard program.
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The
Maryland
Viola Tiana
Jaxx
Viola Dana
Hagerstown
Pathe News
Runaway Returns And Promises to Remain At Home
Markwood Wilson twelve year old spent a week traveling between Hagerstown and Martinsburg and decided to settle in Hagerstown. He had run away from home weeks ago and was arrested in Winchester and brought back. Last week he ran to Martinsburg, was placed aboard a train for Hagerstown, then rode a freight to Martinsburg and finally secured a ride back to the city where he decided to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markwood Wilson
Wig
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Harold Hockersmith
West Side Avenue
Winchester
Chili
Chariton July 2 notices and weekend visitors
Chariton area social brief lists residents and guests from July 2. James Needy and family visited Mrs. John Yealle in Clearspring. Moore and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Join D. Shank. Pauline Harel and Paul Beckley called on Fred Renner. Ethel Grove stayed with Mrs. Ralph Newkirk at Rockdale. Frank Hull and Galvin Myers families hosted visits. Margaret Mills stayed with her parents. Arthur Suffaeced family with G. W. Mills. N F Hose visited with H. Ankeney. Frank Moats and Wratt spent Sunday at Pairplay. Lydia Kreps called on Hermin Moore. Stella Gruber visited Nellie Ankeney.
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N. Ankeney
Frank Moats
Aon Wratt
Lydia Kreps
Clearspring
Hermin Moore
Chariton
Stella Gruber
Misa Nellie Ankeney
Household Suggestions and Fall Fashion Notes
This column offers tips to keep hands soft with milk or buttermilk, notes on tinsel effects in millinery featuring loops of gold or silver ribbon, and a look at fall fashion with black satin drape and multi-piece costumes. Hairstyles favor a centered part and a low flat knot, while maline hats remain popular in brown and black. A cafeteria closure at the YMCA is announced with dress prices listed.
Children Must Be Fit For Swimming
Y M C A rules require all child members to pass physical examinations before using the pool. Exams run daily in two shifts until all are cleared, with Dr Victor Miller leading and a woman doctor added for girls. Twenty-two boys were checked yesterday as the program expands statewide.
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Tvo
Victor Miller
Aiken
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Chase Rebrer
East Franklin Street
Philadelphia
Harrale
Carrie Jones
Frederick Street
Tilghmanton
T. W. Bromal
Salem Avenue
Misa Sarah Spurrier
Misa Hazel Murray
Mt. Airy, Md
Janie Lemon
Fortune Odenthal
This City
Matthew McClansahan
Willamsport
Atlantic City
William Baechtel
Baechtel
Emma McCoy
Edgar DL. Horst
Mary M. Rebucca Lodge
Huyett's
Odd Fellows Hall
First Brethren
First Brethren Church
Baers Grove
Beaver Cree
Erger
Rohrer
Jeannette Berger
Steelton
Karl Rohrer
Christ Reformed Church
Conrad Clever
Misa Helen Rohrer
West
Franklin Street
Wade
Cordelia Hofledita
Mercvraburg Pa
Joseph Wieterhold
Mra. Wehard Derr
Roberta
Oak IL
Avs
J. R. Lashley
Third and
Groail Streets
Waynesboro, Pa
Ray M. Miller
Blanche Baker
Berwick
John W. Banzholf
Olive MM. Fyde
Clarence A. Boyce
Grace Trompower
Tromer HB. Lucas
Madalene W. Cashe
Hasic
Elmer Lam
Swift Run
Marie Henaley
Lola Banks
Archie Dunlap
Siler
Phyllis Mgenfrita
Myrtle Rodgers
Dehaven
Hamilton Boulevard
Paul ¥. Naldeman
Java Feeman
Lebanon
Herman W. Jones
Mahel B. Prescott
Harrisburg
John Strashaugh
Mechanicsburg
Vertie Moffett
Newville
Alice M
Weagly
Potomac Stret Hagerstown
Johnson’s
Koopa
Stare Firat
Green Spring Lithia
Genfal Bakle's Arcade
Chase-O
Alls Neti
Cel Manufacturing CO
Plutedsiphta
Chase
Iparty
Actoists
Coffield Electric
Chas. Martz
Potomac Si
Sumner
Bearil’s
Fordson Oetain
DAR Lincoln Hagerstown Motor CO
Buena Vista Innipa
Buena Vista Springs
Helen Dugan Heissel
Blue Ridge Summit
Clin
Ohio
B.C
Harry E. Brining
Jevweler Rm and
Locust Ste
Leonhardt
Aughinbaugh & Badsley Drug Stores
Helen Wingert
Leitersburg
Miss Wingert
Exsamett W. Gans
Dana
Alice Miller
California
Frank “Richardson
Perry
Georgia
Foley
McCardell Bros
Braddock Heights
Braddock
H. & F. Railway
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